Events

Rainbow Rhymes is a free bounce and rhyme time for babies and toddlers aged 0-4 and their parents/carers. Come along, make friends and have fun. 

We run every Friday from 10-11.15 am, and all are welcome. Tea, coffee and cake are served afterwards.

Booking is not required to attend, and you don't need to sign up for each individual date.
We will be communicating with those who do sign up, in regard to events and last-minute cancellations. 

We really look forward to seeing you.

Join us to hear Tim Morfin, Executive Chief of 'Transforming Lives for Good'. TLG is a national christian children's charity that helps churches to bring hope and a future to struggling children.

We are running Alpha on Wednesday evenings, 7.30-9.30pm. You can sign up now or anytime over the first few weeks even if you miss the introductory evening.
Alpha is an opportunity to ask questions about faith, life, and meaning in a real, open and safe space. Each week there will be a short presentation and a small group discussion. No question is off limits!

Alpha consists of eight weeks of looking at topics such as Who is Jesus? How to have faith? Why and how to pray? And How to read the Bible?

Please complete this form to sign up for Alpha. If you have any questions or would like further information, please visit our Alpha web page or email info@kingschurchlondon.org.

Programme:

1 May – Introduction evening: 'Is there more to life than this?'
8 May – Who is Jesus?
15 May – Why did Jesus die?
22 May – How can I have faith?
29 May – Why and how do I pray?
5 June – Why and how do I read the Bible?
12 June – Who is the Holy Spirit?
15 June – Alpha Saturday
19 June – What about the church?

Relationship Matters is a one-day seminar for those in a relationship wanting to build solid and Biblical foundations. It's open to couples who are dating, engaged, living together or just thinking about marriage sometime in the future.

It will take place at the Downham site.


– The cost is £12 per couple, hot lunch included

– We are unable to provide childcare

– There is no group work and no requirement to disclose anything about your relationship to anyone else.

'The Marriage Sessions' is a series of four evenings, on alternate weeks, designed to help any married couple strengthen their relationship. Each evening consists of food and drinks, stories from couples, a practical talk and couple discussion time in a relaxed atmosphere.

A great opportunity to invest in the future of your marriage. This will run for 4 sessions at the Lee site at 7:30pm-9:30pm 8 & 22 May, 12 & 26 June.

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The key themes explored in the four sessions are:
Cherish –the forgotten vow and how to keep your love alive
Connect – understanding each other and the art of communication
Collaborate – dealing with pressure points and handling conflict well
Commit – love is a choice when the going gets tough

There is no group work and no requirement to disclose anything about your relationship to anyone else.

The course starts on Tuesday 8th May, at the Lee site, and runs on 22nd May, 12th June and 26th June.

The cost is £40 per couple. This includes food and drinks each week and all the course materials that you'll need.

If you would like to attend the course but the cost is an issue for you, please get in contact with us via the email below.

For online bookings and card payments, please complete the form below.

If you have any queries, please email us or contact the church office (020 8690 4646).

Come along and pray with other mums for our children and grandchildren in a creative and fun way.

An opportunity for the men of Kings Church to come together to be inspired about what it means to be men of God in these times and help equip and sharpen one another in our faith. The morning is free of charge and will include light refreshments, sung worship, testimonies, interviews and a short talk. Don't miss out.

The West is not as post-Christian as it thinks it is. No doubt there are places on earth where it can feel like the wider culture is currently rejecting Christianity at an unprecedented rate. But the ideology that characterises post-Christendom is still, despite itself, irreducibly Christian. Imagine a cryogenically frozen Viking waking up in twenty-first century Scandinavia, or a Mayan exploring contemporary Mexico, or Asterix and Obelix encountering German social democracy or French laïcité. As “secular” as those places might feel to many of us, their values would seem deeply Christian to anyone who had not experienced them before.

Still: it is obviously the case that living in the world of late modernity presents plenty of challenges for orthodox believers. Whatever we call the religious outlook—secularism, post-secularism, post-Christianity, or something else entirely (I like the term “Protestant paganism”)—people are still skeptical toward Christianity, and in some cases downright hostile. The old gods are still here, in varying levels of disguise: Mammon, Aphrodite, Apollo, Ares, Gaia and Dionysus in particular. Renouncing them all to follow Christ is still costly. It is still harder for a rich person to enter the kingdom than for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle. The church still has many flaws, and the cultural influence of Christianity has made those flaws even more unattractive to everybody else.

So how does the Western church not merely survive, but thrive, in this particular moment in history? How do we reach post-Christians: the nones, the dones, the not-yet-wons, our daughters and sons? Some of the answers, of course—prayer, evangelism, discipleship, hospitality, service, the power of the Spirit—are the same as they have always been. But others might require theological, historical and cultural reflection: on how and why we got here, what challenges and opportunities are before us, and how we might respond to them.

So, from 2-4 July 2024, we are going to spend some time thinking about all this. I am delighted to announce that we will be joined by the outstanding duo of Rebecca McLaughlin (author of Confronting Christianity, The Secular Creed, and several other excellent books) and Rachel Gilson (author of Born Again This Way) to help us. The conference will be hosted by Andrew Wilson (King's Church, London) and will include plenary sessions, breakout discussions, meals together, and time for Q&A.

The cost of THINK 2023 is £150 per person, which includes tea, coffee, and meals together at lunchtime and in the evenings but does not include breakfast or overnight accommodation in London. We will begin at 3:30pm on the Tuesday, and finish with lunch on the Thursday, at King's Church London King's Church London, 21 Meadowcourt Road, London, SE3 9DU.

Come. Take time. Be refreshed. Think.

 

Unfortunetly this event is now fully booked. 
Please email hello@kingschurchlondon.org if you would like to be added to our waiting list. 

Come along and be refreshed and equipped for leading our children in the kids ministry at King's. We will look at all the components of a session in all our children's ministry. 

Each year, we take young people from the church to Newday, one of the largest Christian youth events in the UK. It is open to anyone of secondary school age (years 7-13). The aim of Newday is to envision and equip in God a generation to play their part in the world. The event includes worship, teaching and seminars, as well as sporting tournaments, cafés and lots of social activities.

Head over to our Newday page to find out more and to sign up.

Newday 2024